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, March 24 | IN HOUSE COMMITTEE) _ ALL AGREEMENTS _ Maximum of 200 Families ON ABITIBI DEAL to Be Placed on Land Cmmb iivens s ' This Year i Tables Notice of Motion! en nmmnnmemmmene % % l Aiter the Budget presentment of | Wh'Ch He WI" MOVG | Premier Henry yesterday, the Legis-- Today | lature found time to move cight bills ;mdl:!:ther m 81: were ap-- samrscommmngs comm , and eare ready for their final stage, while two were FOLLOWS NIXON QUERIES given their second reading. morothe Reecrepetine thecOburie | . | Dn=0. A Mequibe clude the act respecting the Ontario vr. G. A. McQuibban (Liberal, Iix;':tl?hte' '.'m&m& cggi':g'l Wellington Northeast) tabled a notice A11= s ment made with the Toronto Gen-- of motion in the Ontario Legislature eral Hospital and the Kingston Gen-- wvesterday, acking that all agreements, eral Hospital regarding cancer clin-- contracts, correspondence, etc., in ics: the amendment to the Highway connection with the Abitibi deal, be Traffic Act, compelling motorists to tabled in the House. Dr. McQuibban slow dowp to 20 miles an hour cross-- will move today for the information ing railway crossings;: the amend-- outlined in his notice. ment to the Old--Age Pension Act, t.he'» The demand of the Liberal Whip Nursery Stock Act; a minor amend--| follows close upon inquiriee of Hon. ment to the Medical Act, and an| Harry Nixon, Progressive Leader, who :mf;'sd'xg?t to the Municipal Fran-- asked on Wedresday if Premier| The two bills to receive thceir sec-- ;}}52}', (?ot'g(;;is(s:gb:?xit weh:énig;e:rslcia?f o o n c en . s h n Fibmmnnbye bey, OMR 1y interested in the deal. Speaking to Eettlement Act, confirming the ar-- 'The Globe yesterday, Premier Henry ralrlx'giemenctzvemered t.imfn with the Ro' rtated that his refusal to answer cer-- mitho:'h m';fl:'f&e land f:n):\?;;e:? tain questions put to him by the press wd & endment- to _ the »Public did not mean that the Government' ?lnealt?xn '::n ;'\"ou)d refuse to table a reply to Mr.! SIFiY mc er | ixon's queries. t Hon. William Finlayson, Minister | & | of Lands and Forests, stated that nl MZQhJib?)gtxixcceo:lsma:m?&l tzb!ed by Dr.| was intended to operate the back--to-- | T hat thergge jald befgresi,his House the--land movement in a very restrlc:-' m return showing all agreements an di ed way, a maximum of 20_0 fax;nillgs t?| contracts entered into between t.he| ge'h;) l:f:ge?: m,f':f ndmdurgg Lfié}fi%? Ontario Power Service Corporation, chosen in order that they might be Limited, and the Hydro--Electric Power am} is K Commission of Ontario for the ac-- of a type which would be successful, quisition by the Commission of the he said. assets of the corporation and the «debentures of the same, and also all correspondence in connection with the same passing from or to (1) the Gov-- ernment of the Province of Ontario, ; (2) the HMHydro--Electric Power Com-- mission of Ontario, and (3) the On-- tario Power Service Corporation, Limited, and also all memorandums, reports, proposals, -- advertisements,| papers and documents of any kind, ori eopies tnereof, in any way relating to f such acquisition, or in any way re-- lating to or connected with the pre-- liminary negotiations leading to such megotiations commenced in the pos-- session or power of any of the said three above--mentioned parties, or of their solicitors, agents or trustees, and also showing the names of all holders of bonds of the Ontario Power Serv-- * ice Corporation who deposited their | bonds as a part of such acquisition of the assets of the corporation. |